The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-05 00:00:00

s . SP.II,V. m e - 4 0..0w tog gutters coothin wine information e , t o the s i; i te t)1oor troops, iwtt the namre 01 tin , country through which they have " SALAMANCA, Ds . J . vV : comidwrible OTC of the ahoy 'ernered‘Spdo 'll(•PaiderigmiS oor fat tir . three lei4ines'froni San'Velnis, it small too n v:lrich you ;May see Ott the roapi, 'fhe twii kitWhans are here sepantted b).s a rivulet, and ftorn the facility of intercourse; you woidd not.espeti any - immediate or striking difference between the people lrrt :had 110 mrioner crossed the bro,,k tfiki:the - most rental kahle di floret iee ni . aipearaticeOrCss,:aird •nllr tl pis Wyro ptihl&ff-there at peal;eil hotly ttioeis hint) WO were rionci, unaccustoioed nin ittg'‘il,. and w nich we at first hoppo,ed 111114 .trise fm - oto their Wishing os to have nothitsg to tio'-willn t heir cause ; or, perhaps, from a rao,ll , , , ctli , ii of the s:Neral drulitain, i s they have 'had at sea; but 1 believe it is , alertly the pecul.iar manner ot the peoplo, for ut fOO,l they wets an x ions, awl with good reason,. titm nor tirrival.-----Oar r(•0-•puott was certainly dis covitorig , 4110 ,, g h ; an d tilt we entered Sataittallea ‘ve did nor . reciive ot)tt of those uiVilS wits which the army was so constantly cheered. through Porto gal.—Oor en; vied this . tamed city On the 141.1 (v.O or I hive (Ater advanced e 0945 entered it tm few days before since then one (J r IWo fogintelits lnive been artiv log daily, and there are Wale corps yet Up tedious proce4s has arisen from the loyc)ty of tlm s.! eynotry we had to pass' thiongh, as Wt4 l Iss tl'OM the badness of the roads. This %Owl) is mirrotinded by a sort UI wall, but is incapable of de fence mor, a moment ;SO that, situated we ale just. now, without cavalry or artillery, were the metny to advance, we 511011tH be obliged to fall hack ; for were we, to join Sit D. Baird, who is at Ag,ttirv,w, out ar tillery, whit Uencral slope, mightl4mably, be cut otf, and a greater calamity than. this. chtilit not hap- • pcti,• when artillery,Can fko well aIA 1icr0, , ,1,50 dit fetent is this part of the country from Portugal, and. other p.trts of that We can scarcely•bee a hill 1 for sevemal miles around, As tar as' our Wreogth _goes, 1 am giote sure there never Was assembled a list. r artily ; it is in the highet order and spirits, and much confideoce is.eertttinly placed in the Com-. wander in Chid., who is us watchful as you may suppose the sects Utile Cage, 10 require. If this army , is b e ge t ) ) it 'will ni;t be an easy victory. It will, I dare hay, be the hardest fought business; that ever took place. Sir. David's . rsition at Astorgatig very strong, I run told by an Uthcer arrived frmint'.his army two days ago, that it wOold regime a corthidurable . to dislodge hilt). It jS to be noped,l hat oottamog w iii• prevent Oa mocli looget 3thattelyag, before the: enemy strati pour in 41-torcu,4ittaltiellt 10 °VI:IVOR:hit thi. It I, to be hoped, too, that all is now well tai)- ; derstoodrespeding who shall direct. II these things turn Out ai we linpe, there will be no doubt about the result of the contest. • ,We understand that time enemy is in considerable force a, to cavalry ; but f r o m the so vin ) ,,,o we had ue th.,13 in Portugal, our 444 e 1=11:y 010 1 41 I , tu,iiit at them. not have the arotest doubt ttt 0 body of oat cAs..dry ht•Litihg ‘breo nui ober of 10401 fellowl. I ft:. ar . th e t Rt h • Dragoon*, on their way from Lisbon, is greatly broken, from scarcity of forage, and front sore hacks, which, withoin the greatest .ea re,'hutstis two sure. to get in Portugal and the' hilly parts of Spain. Every ervalm) niatt is now a tfeaSUre. Otir dolls are COll - MAUI 10 tormations/ 04,1Aptod for ilicre,ception of calially. We are in General Beresford's brigade, who is certainly dm. mob' , rapid, and at the saute wile the clualest tjetteral that I have Seen. Ile makes the thlttg•tiO littereSting inzoloq, , that I 1,4. lieVe Every privtite itA:l3 , it an atiittscrneot 1449 it, “titUttr.• Ile twit t willow. thiows, his tigade• from open comniti, Oil toe malch, ion) the solid hill:lame, tioti 06itin bmt.aks tip into Ole 4t,nntnit. "I)r,e, 3.—We 11 i t..TI tormorrOw, at (I.ly-light, to Letlestua., leagtitelrota hetKc. Pow ()diet' corps have titir , :iictl to tti tteillitbouring Pt - tarig,ade, wive the lirbt an4`cpi.opoNeti , 01: the the 21.1 b.ittarttt o .a2l., , gth, 'lvo coot - Omit! , L'A ‘) 434,itrv i 1 fittet, all to ttiot e to the %tow w-try)rto‘ii al ! t.l tho Item doy ; but at, to out iiitetelod tiper.tlionh; we irc as y e t its the (lark. I %,vtte9 . tlitotte to havr tfinly, of the tlilioh.nce in the etviiiiies at itie Vol tuguese awl Spoot tll peovle. 'There are tI A I f t fri ANCI pcople , in tilib tut.li I. tie sine ; .ittid the hat tthliero, mitt ttliWinitt4- 11itos to oblige; inc r e enough." Atif,ther fatal accident occurrud nn I‘,londay night to 134.1“tiA,N, 1110.wi 4,, 0W tit mtntile, Gigz• thimatt,, at her hue in Mandi,place, New itoad, o cetriiontn by .ber clothor taktnft tire. The I.4ttly hid re w mc d trw fl tt visit iWeiVeu'LltdCli at aial ~Ott Wig! . 'hito had . retired to her bed roco, 'lnv, her inaid..tiorvittit Was alarmed hy her call, on her entering the room, Mrs. i• i 0 0 .1,, , ,,c,1 Itt th,„e3.' 'llitr.'ser#ant, in, her won: to-a Wad 1104ft1it...,(114)g,.1 :flay iti tik`vin. tho ho horilt titot*hu died on . f t w,d.ty. Site hit on a cambia.: tireos, Avbich WaS C lostinted to tinder. Motai y 11:1, all 1,1'01 , :e. ,,, tt. ftt 4';llp'4 l el'i in (;holos-sitcut, \Vv.blwr - S . 'et kit bUt I;; 114 , I IC Witt? prov.!titect troni Io t ; il t lill thc S.ll lAN 414.3 aitct 01.1, 0%, liapptiy prevtlititoi rho ( N vo onft ,, , p t , A . 7 ,r)iltt;t'wlStr. Aouia I.rtib..+l,}y f4ro4d la4tt (liibit. in the tp-i,:,t,i?oriloo:to pi , Opalty,rintrabit;4 by, por ;110 t udo,iitiouvi At Mancidinharni . reiiideoc , J of Op; i itc E. IL' Lltpytt,' tLit paridi I. ran thetti.burto, (Jo evening't Isg i",P;44 a 4,MOA tat'fire).brolio clot, iici rodticot 101311 CA ti.. 6+140'411d he,ilit 4 i#ootitltil wait •tert .b-;trO, tll4- house, 034 a gi'ttit tit.tantity corn, roolt4 of httsuarwry, 1041 StotAilu:di at t . ,,,finit411 , j 4 4 11 01..t1?.u.0,6;410 phove tlle't4d((b4y rlt !he...41.11110, thi'Oe . 144.11 04,:111ebcti irt . cco‘cc.ibly, 'beforo tliayc:ottal k»ottricateii I root their yes iluus bituit t,soo, • ~~ r . DUDLIA . ,..DAL The. Loan CIIA:VCEL I.ott, 01.1 Friday, lienra mo tiont. fiis Lordshipt. whert,he tools ; 41$ - sell on the B k itfcb, intimateato the Gentlervien . at.tlic bar, that tio would %%IA), to, gave precedence-to all applications tar uukrig, (IT such.as uskially .go, under tilt! denomi nation ! ot money motions, aid .theretort:i requested they would routine themsetve3 to matters 4-that. floseript.on. l'o thi*srttle thew were:l)4lot excep tions, and till the entire day wa:i consurned in ii acing thcbm ; nor was the Coin t able, h a pctiod livc bouts,. to, gez through the (mine qt the Bat, e% en ties have before stated. The fol lowing not ton, which stood over from . w fanner day, wa3,the only ou at alt worth reporting:— ; ; • ' VUUSOIVANT's 1;13;. The ATTOI;NEY-GENMIAL, on the Part of the Hon. and Rev. Francis Paul Stratford, now a pri- suitor, 'moved the Court, that Mr. Stratford should, be discharged without paying the . day fees claimed by the Pursuivant, and .which now 'amounted to is-veral hundred potents. It appeared, that Mr. Attorney-General's Client was some time since confieed in the Four-Courts Marshalsea of the city of Dublin, and, whilst a prisonerthei, having been guilty of some ,contempt of the tient ot Chancery, an attach went wits issued against -him, and executA by thii Pursoivant, by lodging it with the-Marshal. l'ime , original cautte Ot Mr. Strattuid's colitiolqueot has since been tet»oved, and-he also purged his conteino, or satisfied the Cutlet on that lipt.l; it then only remained lor,bito to pay time Pursuivant's fees so as to prepare his liberation, This he retused to do, and in June last applied' to his Honour the Master of the Rolls to be dis charged without paying Ices. His Honour, atier hearing the arginneuts , on both sides,' refused to ; iutertere, the consequence of "which was an appli cation to the Chancellor. When the cause was last before his Lordship, a variety of circumstances, to which Counsel were not then in-eructed, Prevented the Chancellor front 'giving his opinion on theibb jea ; but, his Lordship, solicitous for the liberty of the subject, desired that Mr. Stratford sbould net be kept in confinement, merely for Purstthant's fees, and it was agreed that Mr. gtratford might ne at large, provided he uudertook to abide by what ever order the Court should hereafter make. Thi4, however, Mr. Stratford refused to profit by, and has aaually remained in custody now nearly . .simt months, sooner than have his liberty on the terms purposed. The principal poitit insisted on is, that Mr. Snot , ferd being iii custody of the Marshal' when the at , radio - tent Was lodged, lie ought not to pay the tees of the Marshal, and the tees of the - Pursuivant also; the latter wits a .renameration to the- Officer for his nouble in holding the Prisoner ; and as in this case ' he had no trouble, itiasinuch as the Prisoner was kept by time Marshal for anotber cause, therefore he was not entitled to any remuneration. Much was said to' this point ; but, at length it. appearing likely that the greater. portion of the: clay would he consumed lim ; t he investigation, time Lott]) CHANcteunt said, he could not, on thelsst day but one of his idtting,iiiistrione the cases ,of - other Stlii • tors, for the Ourpostor • having this point settled to the satislualon of Mr. Stratford. It wits true, he slid, that that Gentleman wis in custody, but as 'it V as his 'own - fault, awl as- he might at any time procure his enlargement, on his ewn undeitaking to abide by the ostler of the Court hereafter to be 11121(10, his •tomdship did not think . there could be tiny hardship complained of by his poStponitig the bihin,si, and therefore ordered it to ~takd over ‘,lttil the ill's( ijay of next 11101101, 'lia Loan CuAbromLott rose at ball-past two o'clock on Saturday last, and concinded his labour until next term. In the course at the day his Lord st)jp.' hear& ooly tuptions for inoney,.,ud such as were ot a pererupiory mature. A few segues+ ration itho disiroso lit, haft not In nipicetarr4 tltot,wn9l.ij; ilt,l in tilt), de4rce interesting 19: our readers in general: contimrred indisposition of his floriour the Mastur of the Polls, is touch ti he regrett e d. Ile was unable, on l'hurviay last, though he had (kn. rronied 011 it, to Colllts iloWtl to Court, nor has he at any titue tinge taken his seat on the Benc h . A considerable ;n rear of motions and shdrt causes is of course the col iserluotico. ' C'ottte f et' ' • :perceiee w ith much ;atisitli t on that the generous example ,of the Citizens of London ill lording cud to the sutferiug Patriots of Spain, is about • 10 be imitated - in this ; and 'we think the cant. rribution which the spirit of humanity of our ftit: low-citizens will prochice,will not be less efficient, in. pronortion to the opulence of I het woCit ies, than that of . their befielicem - brethren of the other part ( . .d the Empire. To carry the laudable disposition which exists in this City into effect, and to organie some system, upon the precedent of the meeting at the-London 'T'avern, 'the Mayor has called.a meet ing Of the Citizens on 'Friday next, -at the Council Chamber. • The promptitude of his Worship upon this occa sion is highly crelitable to his charatter as a man,,; and as - the first Mueieinal .0 dicer. of the third city in the Empire, Every motive which caa influence' humanity scilicits this meeting to be nemerous and • respectable ; and Where these motives have neon any - t . Occasion collected abody of the Citizens of Cork, the result has done honour to their lieadsentd hearts.— Sangttinciy do we anticipate- succour for those who are fighting the battles of liberty against an able and tlagraut tyranny; and 'zealously would We • solicit that succour, if our solicitations were -necessary —stint we know it is not. , Our City is enequalled in the Empire for its denti tions where :misery and distress are the. applicants'; arid it would exhibit a list of individuals who have exalted its , character to being - the first in Europe for benevolence and charity. The List which we have published Of the sub scribers in London to Vifea this most hutuaue ob ject, contains names, venerated and respected throughout the Empire : for their bounty. Their plan for appropt kiting the public contributions, rte recommend for example—raed it we nifty be per mitted, we would also suggest the advantage of an understanding and co,opetation with them in 'heap" plicatien of who shall : 4,!.! procured I . IIMI the ,purr lie spirit and liberality of this City'; at, the Feline time presetting no identity in, the respetive Corn• n*tees, any more than what may be necessary from a.similitiitie of System and motive. (art Friday tight- last,. a great part of.,the new Tann Otilees, lately ere4itetl by Martin, Li. I.'4'sq. at JohnsuoWn, on the road between Cork and .i Youghal, was maliciously (as it is supposed) set tire. tp, end a corishlerable part, of them buried, with four cows and two horses. By the exertions of the people, of the neighboin hood,- forty very flute. 1-lolderness cows, which were in thecow-hoese, and nearly two thirds of the• buildings were saved. • is tic way of accounting for this ontrage, except; that Mr. .'Martin had been very, aaive,ite, Punishing gnaw persons who.were convicted belOre him of havieg,stolen a titunber of young trees in the': ueighboorbotel of .Glimmore, where tbat praeliCO been carried 9it at, law to a most shameful exteut. . L. LoirmicK, DEC. (...)2. ,The Special COUnnitiion fur the County of Lime tick is fixed for 14 7 :1 Monday fortoiattt. I.:llltApatt, Hon. Lord ,Clilet :Aaron, and the 1.461.. Liaruti George will he the :fudges. A Notice of which the following is a Copy, ,has been tranumitted.here Samuel Prendergak, Esq. his Majoty's Crown Solicitor : You, and each of you, are hereby , required to takenutice, that a Special Commission of Oyer and Ter miner, and Gcnetal Jail Delivery, for the Coun ty of Limerick, will he 'Widen, on . Monday ) l'he ttj~h of January ; 'you and each and every (A:you, are - hereby, reqttired to tike notice, that your several 'and' reTeclive trials NA proceeded, upon on that day, immediately •tifier Abe Skting •61 the Cow t.—Dated this 2,lth of DL , eeniber,' 180." • o tlic 6evurti pol i binni`noW In custody, or :who may 11,r‘-attet bel cornmtjvtt „to cuit(diV, itt tile 1411 11) tlie comity I.oilci;,.lc, Ala o I,lllors OV.Cerpo.i " We undo-alma tii E it Alo ti day, the , 2 311 next, is tixt:Li for it-Ming a Special Commission / at Traltie, tor the County of Kerry. CIANME.L, DEC. 24:—OnMortday last, as a young, lad, son to : a Most respedfable.Gcntientati -of this town, was 'amusing himself towling, near Fairy Hill', almost in' the town, he •%‘iiititireosteff by two men, one of whom stiddenly and forcibly deprived him of his gnn, with which they iinotediately made tar, On 'lliloiby night, John Hort+, ESti: r:)01 -- nny Mayor, apprehended a number. 'of' persons (neat ly Who were riotons - hod .di,oldtrly in the rects,,and In,publie-hotrsof in different .parts of the t,)%‘ comwittect tikerl 10 jail untii . they'filiould btl,t die - peace and good behaviour fOr seven years. Ott Slimily s&linight,ill' he evening, a man was shot in an atti ay in the vicinity of this town. - Oil Riday last, as two Gentlemen. were fowling, root rar from the 3,1 wll platte;'' they were acctisletlOy t..vo countrymen,' who offered to twat tlit - bushes for them; the . Ala was acCepo-,d ; and the artful atti.ittlest patiently tat, tbp Geutlotoen fired theitqiiectN,' and then disarmed both of, them; It is al ;,o stated, dot, ,two oiler (letilletneti wera surveil in the same manner n short llate fig°, On Monday la4t, the troop of . Seottlit Greys, for. sonsti titne tluartered in - Lond9atterty, Marched t s or ILoapik, • .• , At day break yesterday morning', a man, wile, by h 31,11 aipearil3eo7'.,'W . l3s,A4ollp9thi to.lint)b4V,tl respeciahle ent:.ntrynant n cl dead h , p a t ; ixonit„ by timuldt.;. gartienert, , and i r lk r , body was -remved to the work4kni*. bud .o(4oft silver in hisyooltet, and it appeared as it tut;badibititti driiiiing. The body is not yet owned: Another tuatt, Ittiowrt for- inany yeats , as a beggar About th 6 stroets, was timed= dead-at .Ahreedelock yesterday, morning, -In Oittord.istyllet, tiffs name it, 'Yates, mid his garb VMS a filthy black ectit. s i lls Wl** at arm, 33t1 MIS litCll. daily in tho ilrionabitprotnetiadtts at tint:west end cat the town. Beet: and mutton were first 4okt by weight in the, reign of I tem) , VIII. Beef %vas then one halfpenny, psi- pound, mutton three farthings ; ;1111.1 the butchers., bold penny pieces of beef to tilt! pool I{;very piece ; weiihed two pounds rnt3 3 ball, I.t t;; _ t or a ptatuy; and tourtven,pieces for a',.,11401 1 g.r. "41 P.QI,IC.Z, • • c ? ui f.xnt A LT- (Berc)relitdci 111 In SCIIOLZY.)."'" Yttp -, :l•ftlt.Wo Ureintlilfitikt4, l l4it;Onti PAM k . ti 1 % 0 4 M l 6'; the4othertabont tek, werebrouglit up for elt' dinination on• a t•iirerge sal. having cut :ti : t ftaro frocri•the shop window , a, carver atnel igildor, to Fetter-lane, named I.:',ittiber,, and at:alit% , therrout set eral ankles, arnoniot whiult sve .a,sinall 'looking`: glass, mid fraine pilLttare in oil. , . . It was stated by Mr. Gimber, that on coming.„ home to leis shop about• five o'clock on I'i.estlaY'':, 2 °,, afternoon, lte_wa iiiiurtitecl ,by his people of the robbery that bait occurritd% and a. Tittle' boy in the neighbourhood tt ho had seen the - transatlion, described it as having . been . cointnitted by 't wo boys whese r por 4 ions - he cksuribetl, and said he should know , tbetni again ; the aid of a constabte;. and the deseriptippigi,Ven by the-child, one of the boys was traced tt.)".a, public house nearly .facing Mr itribel's where his partnts were LlOdgett. Thi% boy, Withers. The pirettts NS/4..03 • not at home, and the-cote tabor determined to wait until the boy should come in, which he did,- ifter;iterree- time, aceotn pasiied by the younger prisontr. child who Lim' gate a description of the buys, instantly cognized and identified Thqin,.charging. diem posi- tivrly with the, fait, wlO4ll clenied, and , knocked the boy dowit. • • . . They 'were bulb, however, detained ; and tltougtt for a.stiort while they prevaricated, both at.last leo , ed the MO, and, \Vitt : lets piste reference In broker's shop, s here, wotnast,•liad ptirella4ed of him the paititing.tbr a•tnere tritle,,but refused to buy • 11)4'0 . looking .glatat ; and the picture wal accordingli found theme. . , , i ..The young ',depredators had ,nothing to offer rt their deletice, .bat begged to be ft.)rgivett, atidpro - Inked never again to be guilty of the like4l4l l, .Mr. Gimber st,ded, that.ihe yolisb 0( their parents N"' 3, Ortti they should he ,taken cot of the., , Aj) . ; vicious connections, anti Sent IA 400. • Ttsv• fat her of .Wit 'WY'S* M . 4) pr; roan, C 31.. ne'itly jonte.l in the, wish, and `iatrd,tliitt iltt Young'iry pillohos was troy of nuto: . iiitls bad character and vieiDus and that his,' inuotheeencutaagM bird 4 , in his tm,conduci. ' • The Mother, in. te iiiiplore'd'f6ri•% I itss' for b't , 6 1 son, And iota eated. that he iniglit nut be. sort uu board. 'the worthy Magistrate, however, gave the p:"0 1 their optioti, wlftitheii he 'should. proek4d •further iit the inquiry; the-result of which roust . bevkirioto! the Old Bailey, and then; prubably. cbtrvii;tion. trlnsportation ; or,: that the bilh'.sll . retiltli;4.) It) and .get rki of theii. vicious .connticilansiwl)eralqt i t , a few ( years, they might tetrieve'llittirchafatiets;'. qiiire the raeans - of hottestliVeliltoti,lonti be - a c"" dit,-iistead. of a ' , disgrace, tee their parents. The boys • preferred. 'the eittirer' ,al terlnAti, vei and were bent to the tender off the Iroiirer.- • •• • , Y r ~ , yti tjxscw I I esterOvten butchers irer e surmilonkal by a Parrish Commitleo - heibre., the MR' gi . earates at.Ll4l - 04tice, for exposhig.tneot for, sale far the Lord's Day. • • 'lite defendants Oinked the a4tc it Atot itype;tr by c‘4dwu ti ..„ . ...o t iLiii l y Salt 1, `l itiken Thu iutorniAiCithweirii„,' swore, that tiro touts of the oputi, tinkl that tltty Could se t: "1, he butchers natuitiecrthat their doors been I,ff, open,, Inlet in the light and air. " . .Übe Sittitpgllll:l-' gistrate yi'tatt of •opibion' At* mn6tbecbosi:i•noi titercit)re the plirtie4 hitd offended aiain3 l the Ntatute, and he •convi&ecl'llicni in the periallY• of l Is, each.. •• • • • • , A nim, mimed Edivattl3;wat sent 'to the ,untii Gaol, to'fake his trial for cfs•saiillitig•att ()diner, Wig" • bad detained him on suspicion of felony ; .) 81/ rti;v. saitint4y List, rt Rode-M:11', in Cheshire, Ihe Eq. 01,1 DauOter. • liar Suntory' 1:04 at jtcr kt9i4so it, Quevn 4,an.street,,W o4 th ; . ! 1,.4(!), of I,:auctS WV44,. h4l. 01 a Son, • 4 , 41totithit, at stmth.uttittonlilace; 'Caniber. Mis. W , StevehOn, ot it Daughter. Lady lu , el)lt , <.;wilti o ;EAfp (.4utzt Chursh,4tiry.ey i plit Son 41)41 Huh'. • • I . ilt/IRRIED; lOonday rnoillini last, at Newcistk..tiliint.4rytiv,••:••• L4q.' Li (.',.iptain in the Sosiox Nlititith" 4 *4* 14 !!t wel Of; 11 41,tfirft of the ahoye place, • „ The 5.i,11 , ..! it t; ktteitiiii4iirtiiihritrii! of the Litratit nal station, to MUT, (iltistlitita.l)to Isom dst lttJr *I, st4soop,.of4A4oo.itit.; t tic; 4fict,w4..)o;;;. 401:07, 'the bride is . ~ • t)1 1 last . , at l•Fal . ” thuiti); near 516 n, Doiteolube tiotiverie,. to Miss Louisft . • second ct tpghter ot, the I.i!F lu itilt May, 1:1;c1. of Hale. by svtliiitUthitriiit'et" Conroy. t arl.cof the It u)tal 1.10y41 Wif.4•;- ot igitilier . enetal Conn:loring • • 4 • tin the t tilt. at Walth,Api-Atilitie;.'Ma. liwati,ot Dalton. Yoik.shir iri 1 , 41).0s estber 1v441-tort ' ,yosl daugilter of Watam, Eti. of E ppilig tocesti. . „ C/P It, n n Tilurgiiiy.lAst; in lii• it n year , ~I htritke; Mnss' . N#,, ,, ' (iaugpler 01 ti , . 1 . Lo „,Sit, Li.i. of heitun 4,: ,in „the othill' ,l !04:1), . ~,, ~..... 0 Or, FriiLivicts4, nut her brotl l e t ' boom; in St. laitiel 7 sitg.o,- Aath. 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On SAtutsl..iy tu nniglii.44 bc , 4 vql'iy,„:lllcr a -Itvefe 1 sifi' Ltiutvit.pit Culont.l4ltti‘lta43c.n,' - Ot, Wilk' • 14eAmin; in,„,, Eihit Itaikig at ' Yarkhinnt; mot Afaftir of -theiliSitelOginwrt , itt r Foot. • ' '-- ' - - ' ...., '1 i , . , = • ystuTfttu4Y, • Itink Stock , . India Storki Nivv 5 peg; Cent ;hat Ic tia.tiofidi 4s•, is. pr. '4 mitt 5 1,4 Cent. it; iis, 66:r 4 pci t-cilt' It bi ormiituti, qdrsl 1 net Cent. Ku: 6tlitio 66 1 nnollt.ii 1141 Cvnt. 3 pvr ccitr, colt, tal , ,f 9petang, 661 .It.ink 1., Ann. 13 N 111(;11 WATL It AT t t)Ntn)l : 4 Itlalk;E To.A1(1140 <AV . • P43teriting t ..4 min. &fit"' 4. I Advirolop, 411.. at r :.~: Pr , 03; Pr! :' • i 0 sc. $4,1 cs• • •, . -1 0 tei 17 at 13g I rc ~~,~~ ~c 'tN~ ' 1!`,1 ~,~ , . ~~ ;i CIJIUS7'II .45' DOAVATIQiVS. J. Fuller, Esti, M. p• gme a ball and supper, orn Niontioy night, at his 111 the Louttly at lUyntiX, to, his tioinerouti friends.. in gait neighbourhood, Las - t week the sato() (".;..titletit.in tummy 0 of 4001. to be tiktributt;hl am , ong the• poor in the forty-three parishes within the rico! uf i-lastings, in St . tseit. ttt.tilititiott to did above benefaction, the sinter Ccutleinaii'm annual Chriminos of two tat 0 waA, divided atiiong the indigent of tour of lite Ilooe, together witlt thirty ()rib of bre,tii for melt (A the tour:wirishei. Vritrit.is Ahl icy, Esq. of Everley liou‘e, acrotcliog to i,iti aotioral custom fur thirty ye.llo pa9t, 30 t in cquali shapes. ;ituong cite po n people of mid alio a buttel cif' i pot aloe' , 1,0 (3111:m11aq if,Ve. i'.fr,,.h,ou;ii Wim:.4all, has 6 et,croosly present hundred pounds to !lie' etitlls,' bury I Tlrtikeley's annual ilonati(ing to 04; collie] oo thqir Chi.nititee;t3te, t : l't! ,it eve,4'llett Were with tiu d, and .10 pool w .4 fned ii,irlitetittl; SL..3h9iiabic At thin he.tc:oll,. The Itlhilbil.lll4 . l 01 . Ilmiget'ford have preschtrn Pie 11:v. M,11,,,v1,i144,ini, A.M. their tear Curate,. (the new Vit.ar W.n{iiiiimkry, s.vith an cii.g.int ,v ie t x. of . piate, Ut Gie v.lloo of 70 611itivil7, 11; . a tuket). ~f ri. Ff od. re-, sided mow& thew tor -•"' .10 tie (Aniriii, Of. LIS!. with Litiltl Forster, E'er,_, of the P,O£4.ool(A', „Rerw;cl4.., g:ive tweivc citrttluadi 6(c ~al4 tinlillics Itl titat.poisit. Lam Wt.d the : 13001 91 the pm i:dif of (loaning, Stipoex,'.very setisunalq ex . p•zrietieed,. the bounty ut Sir \V. Ailiburtiliani, who ordered a •consitivraole , quantity of flour to be distributed ainonon LONIHIN: P t ioted ki e j tAko M art lett -Lcolet. Phi Wii•st tett pubiktbeli by - . WI i Jig Si:it Smith :Moitm s , A sZ Mit gStana Where lidl4l6iatiherilL Orders SOS 1110 Patier, trliers ttiC (Dot-writ:o it 4444 , t,,iirosvimoNsttillt r k s IUII be ati,trosied.